| name | paul-help |
| description | Show available PALS commands and usage guide. Explains how Pi /paul-* commands relate to canonical /skill:paul-* skills. |
PAUL Help
Pi exposes convenience /paul-* wrappers over the canonical /skill:paul-* layer. Use /paul-* for the fastest Pi-native command experience; use /skill:paul-* when you want the canonical underlying skill entry directly.
Default output
- Concise by default: show the relevant command mapping, shortcut if useful, and one next action.
- Expand for onboarding, command comparison, shortcut detail, or user request.
Command-local notes
- Canonical skills and shared workflows remain authoritative;
/paul-* is convenience routing.
- TODD and WALT are module overlays installed beside skills, not standalone Pi skills.
- The visible lifecycle surface stays centered on milestone, phase, loop, and next action.
Pi command layer
| Command | Purpose |
|---|
/paul-plan | Plan the next phase |
/paul-apply | Execute the approved plan |
/paul-unify | Reconcile completed work |
/paul-init | Initialize PALS |
/paul-milestone | Create/complete milestones |
/paul-discuss | Explore scope before planning |
/paul-status | Show status and next action |
/paul-resume | Restore context |
/paul-pause | Create a handoff |
/paul-fix | Run a quick fix |
/paul-help | Show help |
Canonical skill layer
Use /skill:paul-* for the canonical entry directly; names mirror the Pi command layer (paul-plan, paul-apply, paul-unify, etc.).
Shortcuts
Ctrl+Alt+N next action; Ctrl+Alt+S status; Ctrl+Alt+R resume; Ctrl+Alt+H help; Ctrl+Alt+M milestone.
